texts: The first openly gay candidate for public office in the United States was a political activist from San Francisco who was known as The Grand Mere. He is remembered for founding the Imperial Court System and for being a drag queen at the Black Cat Bar. There was a family in San Francisco, California. His family was Hispanic. His mother was born in Bogot to a politically active family. Following her mother's death, Maria sought the protection of her mother's friend, General Rafael Uribe, to escape the country. Maria's uncle took her to the American consulate.She was made a ward of the United States and moved to Panama. My mother went to Panama with directions to the family's home. He was the chairman of the beer company. She went to work for them. My mother was the upstairs maid. She moved to San Francisco in 1920 and stayed there for six months. My mother met my father on the boat.He came from a very wealthy family. His grandparents were from Spain. Maria worked for the woman who sponsored her passage to the United States and then took a job as a maid with a family. The Palace Hotel had a Maitre d'. Maria was courted by the man until she realized she was pregnant. The boy was born on December 12. His birth certificate says he was born in 1923, but he was actually born in 1922.They never married. It became increasingly difficult for <mask>'s mother to fulfill her job responsibilities and care for an infant as she became older. Maria arranged for him to be raised by Jesserina and Charles Millen. Jesserina was depressed after losing her youngest child to diphtheria. Maria agreed to let her raise <mask> after she met with her doctor. The Millens and their children were considered by <mask> to be his second family. The Millens and <mask> were moved into the house that Maria bought.He didn't have a relationship with his birth father, a man who didn't show any interest in him and didn't provide his family with financial support. The man was arrested for failing to pay child support. He was ordered by a judge to pay $5 and the money was turned over to Jose's care. Each time he was arrested, he paid $5 and was released. He died in Nicaragua in 1945. <mask> found out that his father had acknowledged him as his firstborn. After kindergarten, he was sent to private schools until he learned English.At an early age, Sarria began dressing in female clothes and his family allowed him occasionally to go on family outings dressed as a girl. He studied ballet, tap dance, and singing in his youth. When he was ten years old, he asked his mother how much money they had in the bank. Maria asked to look at the books. She discovered that he had been taking money from her and other women she had referred to him. He was deported after being convicted and arrested. The bulk of the money was never recovered after Maria sued the corporate partners.Maria couldn't afford her house payments so she moved the Millen family to Redwood City. When he was a teenager, he took advanced classes in French and German at Commerce High School. His total languages were four with the addition of Spanish and English. His first serious relationship was with another man. Paul Kolish fled to Switzerland when the Nazis invaded Austria. He brought his wife and son with him. He brought Jonathan to America after his wife's death.Sarria's family welcomed him and his son after he fell in love with his tutor. After graduating from high school, she went to college to study home economics. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Sarria became determined to join the military despite being too short to meet the Army's height requirement. He was able to get a major attached to the San Francisco recruiting station to approve Sarria's enlistment. As he waited to be called up to active duty, <mask> continued his studies while he was in the Army Reserve. Charles Millen, his beloved second father, died of a heart attack just before he was scheduled to be in the regular Army. After a month's delay, he was sworn in and ordered to begin basic training with the Signal Corps.He was assigned to Intelligence School because of his ability to speak several languages. He was told that he wouldn't be in the program after a background check for security clearance. It was assumed that it was because investigators discovered his homosexuality. I wasn't the most masculine guy in town. I think that they thought I was gay. Sarria was attached to the Signal Corps but was ordered to the Cooks and Bakers School and trained as a cook. He failed the scout training because of the dangerous nature of the assignment after graduating from cooking school.He was assigned to the motor pool. Major Mataxis was a young officer that Sarria met through his work at the motor pool. He ran an officers' mess in occupied Germany where he cooked for about ten other officers. He was discharged from the Army in 1947. Kolish began to worry about their future after Sarria returned from overseas. There was no legal recognition for same-sex relationships in the United States. He proposed to Maria.Maria was willing, but <mask> wouldn't let it happen. Kolish contacted his only remaining adult relative, a brother who lived in Hollywood, and left instructions for the care of his family. On Christmas Day 1947, Kolish and his son were struck by a drunk driver while driving to spend the holiday with his family. Both of them were killed. Jonathan died first, meaning that Paul's brother took everything. The brother didn't listen to Paul's wishes. He only gave me a little money and one ring, but I would have gotten one of the houses.He said Paul wanted me to have that. He was evil. He said, "If you expect anything else, you're not going to get it." He returned to San Francisco after his military service. He wanted to become a teacher at college. The Black Cat Bar is a center of the city's beat and bohemian scene. Teresa and Sarria bet as to which of them would get Jimmy Moore into bed first.Moore and <mask> were lovers after Moore won the bet. When Moore was unable to work, <mask> was hired as a cocktail waiter by the Black Cat. Sarria was arrested in a sting operation at the St. Francis Hotel. The arresting officer knew him personally, so he maintained his innocence. They had to make an example of someone. I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was fined a large amount.He dropped out of college because he couldn't become a teacher because of his conviction. Unsure of how to find work, he took the advice of a drag performer and entered a drag contest at an Oakland bar called Pearl's. Sarria won a two-week performance contract at the bar for $50 a week. "I decided to be the most notorious homosexual or fairy or whatever you wanted to call me, and you would pay me for it." While waiting at the Black Cat, he picked up some small singing jobs. One night at the Black Cat, Sarria recognized the piano player's rendition of Bizet's opera Carmen and began singing arias from the opera while he delivered drinks. A regular Sunday afternoon show was added along with a schedule of three to four shows a night."The Nightingale of Montgomery Street" was the title of the book. He sang parodies of popular torch songs. Sarria was performing operas in his natural high voice. He worked on a re-working of Carmen in San Francisco. Carmen prowled through Union Square. The audience cheered asCarmen dodged the vice squad and made her escape. Patrons were encouraged to be open and honest.People were living double lives and I didn't understand it. It was a form of persecution. Why don't you be proud of who you are? He told the clientele, "There's nothing wrong with being gay–the crime is getting caught" and "United we stand, divided they catch us one by one". At closing time, he would call upon patrons to join hands and sing "God Save Us Nelly Queens" to the tune of "God Save the Queen". He would bring the crowd outside to sing the final verse to the men in the jail, who had been arrested in raids earlier in the night. Speaking of this ritual in the film Word is Out, gay journalist George Mendenhall said, "It sounds silly, but if you lived at that time and had the oppression coming down from the police department and from society, there was nowhere to turn."We said we have our rights as well. Both gays and gay bars were harassed by the police. Everyone inside a gay bar that was raided was taken into custody and charged with being inmates in a disorderly house. The names and addresses of the arrested patrons were printed in the newspapers. When charges were not dropped, the arrested men usually quietly pleaded guilty. Men were encouraged to plead not guilty. More and more gay men began demanding jury trials, so many that court dockets were overload, and judges began expecting prosecutors to have evidence against them before they went to trial.Drag queens were often arrested under an old city law that made it illegal for a man to dress in women's clothing with an intent to deceive. This tactic was countered by the distribution of labels to his fellow drag queens that read "I am a boy". The queen would show the tag to prove that there was no intent to deceive. The end to Halloween police raids was brought about by Sarria's actions. The League for Civil Education was formed by Sarria and Guy Strait. The LCE provided support for men being ostracized for being gay and for those caught in police raids, as well as educational programs on the topic of homosexuality. During an intensive period of police pressure after the 1959 San Francisco mayoral election, in which the supposed leniency of city government toward homosexuals became an issue, Sarria ran for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1961, becoming the first openly gay candidate for public office in the United States.He almost won by default. On the last day for candidates to file petitions, city officials realized that there were fewer than five candidates running for the five open seats, which would have

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texts: guaranteed Sarria a seat. There were 34 candidates who filed by the end of the day. Strait started printing the LCE News to support <mask>'s candidacy. A total of 6,000 votes were cast in the race. This was not enough to win a seat but was enough to shock political pundits and set in motion the idea that a gay voting bloc could wield real power in city politics. The former executive director of the GLBT Historical Society said that he put the gay vote on the map.He showed there was a constituency by making it visible. "From that day on, nobody ran for anything in San Francisco without knocking on the door of the gay community." The country's first gay business association was formed in 1962, by bar owners and employees. The Guild helped bar owners coordinate their response to the harassment by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and the police by raising money for legal fees and bail for people arrested at gay bars. After 15 years of police pressure, the Black Cat lost its liquor license in 1963. The Black Cat was a luncheonette for a few more months before closing. The Society for Individual Rights (SIR) was founded in 1963.The direction that LCE was going was the cause of SIR. Strait and his supporters wanted to focus more on publishing the group's newsletter than on street-level organizing. SIR sponsors both social and political functions, including bowling leagues, bridge clubs, voter registration drives and "Candidates' Nights". "Pocket Lawyers" was printed and distributed by SIR. The pocket-sized guides gave advice on what to do if arrested. SIR lasted 17 years. He was crowned Queen of the Beaux Arts Ball by the Tavern Guild in 1964.The name "WidowNorton" was created as a reference to the 19th century citizen of San Francisco, JoshuaNorton, who had declared himself the Emperor of the United States and the Protector of Mexico. The Woodlawn Cemetery in Colma, California is whereNorton's grave is located. He bought a plot next toNorton's where he is now buried. The Imperial Court System is a network of non-profit charitable organizations throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico that raises money for various beneficiaries. Sarria is affectionately known as "Mama" or "<mask>" among Imperial Court members and is revered within the hierarchy of the Imperial Court System. Imperial Court officials are presented with the "José Honors Awards" in a banquet held in their honor. Pierre was the owner of restaurants in Carmel, California, and New York City.They struck up a friendship after they met at the Black Cat. The World's Fair had a French food concession. At the 1964 New York World's Fair, he invited Sarria to join him. Jimmy Moore died while working at the fair. Moore had been arrested a number of times for public drunkenness and was a frequent drinker. Moore was told by the judge that he would be given the maximum sentence when he was arrested again. Moore hanged himself in jail because he was scared of a long prison term.Sarria couldn't come home from the exposition. He and Moore's father consoled each other at the end of the season. That ended my big romance. The love of my life. It lasted for nine years. After working together at both the New York fair and the San Antonio fair, they retired. They lived in Phoenix, Arizona, before returning to San Francisco in 1977.He endorsed Harvey Milk for the Board of Supervisors. Milk won the board seat in 1977. The Imperial Court, along with other notable drag queens, appeared in the 1995 film To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar is a person. The judges of the "Drag Queen of the Year Contest" were shown in the film. In 2005, he was at the center of a legal controversy over his role on the jury. In 1991, he was sentenced to death for the 1986 murder of Henry Michael Pederson, whom he picked up in a bar in San Francisco's Castro district.Bolden's attorneys claimed that one of the jurors who was seated as an alternate for the penalty phase had known Pederson and another of the jurors. He concealed this knowledge so that he could push for a death sentence on the jury. Sarria denied the rest of the allegations but admitted to occasionally speaking with the other juror. In February 2008, Sarria was cleared of wrongdoing. San Francisco's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trans Pride Celebration Committee awarded Sarria with a lifetime achievement grand marshal award in 2005. On May 25, 2006 the city of San Francisco renamed a section of 16th Street in the Castro after <mask>. There is a plaque on the sidewalk in front of the Harvey Milk Memorial Branch of the San Francisco Public Library.During an official celebration of LGBT Pride Month in 2009, the California State Assembly honored Sarria. On February 17, 2007, the Imperial Court System was taken over by Nicole Murray-Ramirez, who became the Queen Mother of the Americas. The end of a 42 year reign of political activism was marked by this abdication. After leaving San Francisco in 1996, she settled in the Palm Springs, California, area for more than a decade before moving to Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, New Mexico. Albuquerque Pride noted that he was living in Los Ranchos and was enjoying his time raising chickens. The "casita" was the guest house next to the home of Tony Ross and his husband PJ Sedillo, also known as Fontana DeVine, Imperial Dowager Empress VI of the United Court of the Sandias. He died of cancer at his home in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque at the age of 89 or 90.The New York Times, The Advocate, KALW Public Radio, and the San Francisco Chronicle all published obituaries. Gay Star News, an online newspaper based in London, is one of the media that reported the death. The funeral was held at the Grace Cathedral of San Francisco. Some 1,000 mourners attended the service, which was presided over by the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California. California State Sen. Mark Leno, former San Francisco mayor Art Agnos, and members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors participated. The leaders of the Imperial Court System attended in full regalia, with the formal mourning dress for the court dictated by Sarria in advance. Stuart Milk is Harvey Milk's nephew and head of the Harvey Milk Foundation.Immediately following the funeral, a cortege of approximately 500 mourners accompanied the body to the cemetery, where he was buried with full military honors at the foot of the grave of JoshuaNorton. An extensive collection of archival materials and artifacts was amassed by Sarria. The majority of his papers were donated to the GLBT Historical Society, an archives and research center in San Francisco. In 1996 and 2012 there was an initial donation and another substantial body of material. The Oakland Museum of California was given a small selection of costumes, accessories and documents, as well as a cape and headdress that he wore in performances of his comic version of Aida at The Black Cat. There was an article published in The Atlantic in 2011. Sarria stated in 2012 that he declined the Smithsonian's request.The José Sarria Foundation was created in 2016 by a group of individuals associated with various Imperial Courts. One of the aims of the group is to gather and preserve a collection of Sarria's costume jewelry and other personal belongings that were auctioned by his estate. The organization was established as a 501(c)3 public charity in the state of Washington. The San Francisco Pride Board created the History Makers award to honor lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer people who don't get a lot of attention. It was created around the time of Sarria's death. The Castro District of San Francisco is home to the Rainbow Honor Walk. The plaque was dedicated as part of the honor walk on Castro Street.On Wednesday, June 12th, the daily segment was "Pride Month F.Y.I." During Pride Month, the talk show The View saluted. Every day during the month of June, a leader in the LGBTQ community was featured on the show. The National LGBTQ Wall of Honor was inaugurated in New York City in June of 2019. The SNM is the first U.S. national monument dedicated to LGBTQ rights and history, and the wall's unveil was timed to take place during the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. Michael DeLorenzo portrayed Sarria in a series about the history of the modern LGBT movement called When We Rise. In 2020, she was portrayed in Equal.References Aldrich, Robert and Wotherspoon. From World War II to the present day, Who's Who in Contemporary Gay and Lesbian History. The book was written by Boyd and Alamilla. A History of Queer San Francisco to 1965, is a wide-open town. The University of California Press. Gay and Lesbian Rights Activists in Historical Context David Carter is from New York.The Gay Revolution was sparked by the Riots. New York, D'Emilio. The Making of a Homosexual Minority in the United States was published in 1970. The University of Chicago Press. There are stories from the life of <mask>. Haworth Press is an imprint of New York's Harrington Park Press. The paperback edition.John Lockhart was born in 2002. The gay man has a guide to growing older. Los Angeles, Alyson Publications. The Other Side of Silence is a book about men's lives and gay identities. New York, Harry Holt & Company. The Struggle for Gay and Lesbian Equal Rights 1945 - 1990 is an oral history. Neil Miller is from New York.Gay and Lesbian History from 1869 to the present. New York, Vintage Books. San Francisco: Tales of the City by the Bay is strange but true. Randy Shilts was from San Francisco. The Mayor is on Castro Street. Witt, Lynn, Sherry Thomas and Eric Marcus are authors. Out in All Directions is a guide to Gay and Lesbian America.Warner Books is in New York. There are external links to the GLBT Historical Society. There is a collection of personal papers. 1996-01 The silent amateur movie was from the José Sarria Papers. 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texts: While under contract to the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League, <mask> is a Canadian professional ice hockey player for the Rockford IceHogs of the American Hockey League. He was named Western Hockey League (WHL) and Canadian Hockey League (CHL) rookies of the year for the 2008–09 season. The sixth overall pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, he joined the team in 2011. He was traded to the Boston Bruins after which he joined the Washington Capitals. <mask> won the Stanley Cup as a member of the Caps. <mask> has represented Canada at a number of international tournaments. <mask> was selected by his hometown Prince George Cougars as their first pick in the 2007 WHL Bantam Draft.He was a member of the major peewee team in Prince George as a 15-year-old. In 65 games, he scored 30 goals and 30 assists. He became the first 16-year-old to score 30 goals in the same season since Patrick Marleau did it in 1995. He was named the winner of the Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy. He was one of three nominees for the Canadian Hockey League's (CHL) rookies of the year. Conolly was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He played in just 12 of the first 46 games and only played in four the rest of the season.He did not play in the 2010 CHL Top Prospects Game. He had 19 points in 16 games. <mask> was ranked highly in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. He finished the season 13th among all skaters and was listed as the sixth-best player amongst North American skaters for the draft by the International Scouting Services. He moved up a spot in the final rankings of the NHL Central Scouting Bureau after they ranked him fourth overall. He was listed at fourth in the end-of-year list by The Hockey News. <mask> is described as a natural leader with good on-ice awareness who plays in the style of a power forward.<mask> compared himself to Rick Nash. <mask> was selected in the sixth round. <mask> went to his first NHL training camp in September 2010 to continue his development at the major junior level for the 2010–11 season. He led his team in scoring with 73 points over 59 games and was named captain of the team. <mask> made the Lightning's NHL roster out of training camp. He scored his first career NHL goal on November 1 against the Carolina Hurricanes. His first professional season was interrupted when he was sent to Team Canada for a second-straight appearance at the IIHF World U20 Championships.On January 10, 2012 Prince George traded <mask>'s rights to the Tri-City Americans in exchange for a bantam draft pick and two conditional draft picks, but the condition was never met. <mask> finished his first season in the NHL with four goals and 11 assists. <mask>, as well as 17 others, were assigned to the American Hockey League's Syracuse Crunch by the Tampa Bay Lightning. On April 4, <mask> was recalled from the Crunch. He had 27 goals and 57 points in 67 games in the American Hockey League. He was second on the Syracuse roster in both goals and points, and third in assists with 30. <mask> was sent back to the American Hockey League on April 12 after scoring one goal in five games.<mask> remained with Syracuse, where he helped the team reach the Calder Cup Final, but the team was defeated in the six-game series. <mask> scored four goals during the pre-season in preparation for the upcoming season. <mask> was assigned to Syracuse as the team finalized its NHL roster. <mask> was demoted due to the impressive play of rookies Tyler Johnson, Ondej Palt and Richard Pnik, who as a line had posted five goals and ten points in four pre-season games. Steve Yzerman stated, "I don't want him playing on the fourth line." I want him to play a lot of minutes, I want him to be a leader, and I want him to carry the team. It's another step for him.There is no plan to leave him there. On October 17, <mask> was recalled from Syracuse and played in one game for the team before being sent back to Syracuse on October 20. <mask> scored a game-winning goal against the St. Louis Blues on November 2 before being demoted again on November 22. <mask> was named to the roster. He played 11 games in the NHL and scored one goal, but also scored 21 goals and had 57 points in 66 games in the American Hockey League. <mask> was re-signed by the Lightning to a one-year, two-way contract. <mask> missed the rest of the game with a lower body injury after playing in the first period against the Jets.<mask> was back in the lineup against the Toronto Maple Leafs on November 20. <mask> played in his 100th career NHL game on December 6. <mask> was traded to the Boston Bruins at the NHL trade deadline in March of 2015, in exchange for two second-round draft picks. He broke his hand in his second skate with the Bruins. <mask> recorded two assists in Boston's 3–2 win over the Detroit Red Wings on April 3. <mask> re-signed with the Bruins on a one-year contract as a restricted free agent. Unable to live up to his draft expectations, <mask> was not offered a contract by the Bruins.<mask> signed a one-year contract with the Washington Capitals. He signed a two-year contract extension with the team. <mask> had a career-high 15 goals in his first season with Washington. He had a career-high 27 points and equaled his career best in goals. He played in all 24 playoff games for the Caps in 2018, scoring six goals and three assists, including the primary assist on the winning goal in the Stanley Cup Finals. <mask> was signed to a four-year, 14 million dollar contract by the Florida panthers on July 1, 2019. <mask> had 19 goals and 33 points through 69 regular season games in his first year with the panthers.The New York Islanders defeated him in the playoffs. <mask> was placed on waivers by the panthers and assigned to the taxi squad after he produced just 2 goals and 4 points in 21 games. On April 8, 2021, <mask> was traded to the Chicago Blackhawks along with Riley Stillman and a seventh-round draft pick in exchange for Lucas Carlsson and Lucas Wallmark. <mask> made his international debut for Hockey Canada at the World U17 Hockey Challenge. The team lost to Team Ontario in the gold medal game. <mask> had eight points in six games. He joined Team Canada for the World U18 Championships.He scored six points for Canada. <mask>a Memorial Tournament. <mask> assisted on Canada's 9–2 win over Russia in the gold medal game. During the tournament, <mask> injured his hip and was out for the rest of the season. <mask> went back to the under-18 team for the 2010 IIHF World U18 Championships. Canada finished in fourth place for the second year in a row. <mask> joined Canada's junior team for the World Junior Championships in Buffalo, New York.Canada won silver and he recorded three assists. Russia won the gold medal game. <mask> was a member of the national junior team for the 2012 World Junior Championships when he was playing in the NHL. References External links 1992 births Living people Boston Bruins players Canadian ice hockey right wingers Chicago Hawks players Florida panthers players Ice hockey people from British Columbia

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texts: <mask> was born in 1963. He was a member of the Legislative Council for the Liberal Party from 2002 to 2018. He served as Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations and Minister for Manufacturing in the Baillieu Ministry from 2010 to 2013. Dalla-Riva was born in the regional town of Orbost but grew up in the city. He joined the police force after graduating from Macleod High School and was promoted to the rank of detective in 1988. He worked in a number of areas related to financial crime, including the major fraud and asset recovery squad, as well as working for the National Crime Authority. He studied business at the Phillip Institute of Technology while still working in the police force.After seven years as a detective, Dalla-Riva left the police force and entered the private sector. He was the General Manager for a national food manufacturer. Dalla-Riva became the State Regional Manager for a US multi-national company after becoming the Group Manager for a large disability service. He received his masters degree in 1998 from the University of Southern Queensland. <mask>-Riva is involved in a number of community groups. In 2000, Dalla-Riva became chairman of the Liberal Party's electorate council. He was rewarded for his active role when he was elected to the seat at the 2002 election.He was elected despite a major swing against the Liberal Party. The Shadow Minister for the corrections portfolio was Dalla-Riva. He attacked overcrowding in prisons. In January 2004, Dalla-Riva was given the additional portfolio of scrutiny of government, replacing David Davis, who had recently been promoted. Dalla-Riva was given the responsibility of investigating government mismanagement and playing a major role in the opposition's attacks on the government. In 2007, Mr Dalla-Riva was re-appointed to the Shadow Cabinet as Shadow Minister for Community Development, Innovation and Freedom of Information. In February 2008, Dalla-Riva was promoted to Shadow Minister for Industry and State Development, Shadow Minister for Major Projects and Freedom of Information.The Shadow Cabinet had various roles for Mr Dalla-Riva. Dalla-Riva held seven shadow ministerial positions after she was elected to Parliament. Shadow Minister for Manufacturing and Export from December 2005 to February 2007. Shadow Minister for Scrutiny of Government from May 2006 to February 2007, Shadow Minister for Community Development from August 2007 to November 2009, Shadow Minister for Freedom of Information from August 2007 to November 2009, and Shadow Minister for Major Projects from February 2008 to December 2010. A statutory authority with an independent chair and board of governance with vast experience in health, sport, the arts, research and communication, Mr Dalla-Riva was the Liberal Party's representative on the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation. The Library Committee, the Law Reform Committee, the Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee, the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee, and the LC Standing Orders Committee have all received services from <mask>-Riva. On March 2, 2011, a public policy announcement was made to assign the Victoria Competition and Efficiency Commission to inquire into how to improve efficiency and growth in Victoria's manufacturing sector.The Baillieu Government's commitment to Victoria's manufacturing sector industry and its provision of support and development opportunities was the subject of a policy announcement on 20 January 2011. A Victorian manufacturing plant signing a contract to produce components for Nissan, the launch of a new TV series to promote Victoria's wine industry in China, and a Victorian company securing a new major defence contract are some of the manufacturing related statements he has made as Minister. Minister for Employment & Industrial Relations and Minister for Manufacturing, Exports and Trade were held by Dalla-Riva. He was elected as the Chair of the Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations Committee. He was elected as the Chair of the Standing Committee on Environment and Planning. Dalla-Riva will retire from politics at the next state election. References External links Parliamentary voting record of <mask>-Riva at Victorian Parliament

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texts: The Serbian and Yugoslav nuclear physicist, particle physicist, astrophysicist, and cosmologist, <mask>, died on April 2, 2016 at the age of 70. He is the Head of Department of Nuclear and Particle Physics at University of Belgrade and the Chief of Chair of Nuclear and Particle physics at the University of Belgrade. Professor Aniin was a professor at the Institute of Physics Belgrade and the Vina Institute for Nuclear Sciences. The Serbian Ministry of Science and Technology funded several international projects. In Yugoslavia, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany, <mask> was educated. He completed his education in Belgrade. He obtained a First Class degree in physics in 1967, a PhD degree in physics in 1970, and a Doctor of Sciences degree in physics in 1973.During his time at the University of Bristol, he did his research at the IN2P3 of the National Center. <mask> earned a Doctor of Sciences degree in physics in 1973, and a Magister of Sciences degree in physics in 1970, both in the field of nuclear physics. His research interests include the detection of solar neutrinos and dark matter, as well as studies of rare and low probability nuclear and fundamental processes. After holding post-doctoral research positions in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Yugoslavia, Aniin mostly taught at the Institute for Nuclear Sciences "Boris Kidri", later renamed to INS "Vin". At the University of Novi Sad, Aniin began his teaching career in 1969 as an assistant professor for Nuclear Physics. He taught two more subjects at the University of Novi Sad. Data treatment in physics, order of magnitude physics, various courses of Nuclear physics, Nuclear and Elementary Particle physics, Foundations of Nuclear and Particle physics, higher course in Nuclear physics are some of the subjects taught by professor Aniin at the University of Belgrade.The history of physics and philosophy of physics was taught by Aniin. The Institute for Nuclear Sciences "Vina" was where Aniin taught specialized courses. The Faculty for Teachers in Belgrade had general courses in physics. Professor Aniin is a frequent lecturer at Kolarac Institute, where he gives public lectures for a broader (non-physicists) audience. Professor Aniin is the author and lecturer of courses "How to teach physics - order of magnitude physics", "How to teach physics - nuclear and particle physics", and "How to teach physics - astrophysics and cosmology" at the University of Belgrade. The courses are part of a master's degree in physics. The courses are for teachers, professors, engineers, and graduated physicists.They are part of postgraduate education scheme "Physics and Engineering Education for Graduated Physicists, Graduated Engineers, College Teachers, and Professors". physics, science, and related subjects can be taught in any of the following areas: college, high school, or elementary school. Engineering and mathematics are computer programming languages. The degree granting committee of more than 200 MSc, PhD, and Doctor of Sciences degrees to American, British, Croatian, French, German, Greek, Iraqi, Iranian, Libyan, Montenegrin, Russian, Serbian, Slovenian, and Soviet. He taught at the Faculty of Physics of University of Belgrade and at the UK Neutrino Factory. The President of the Scientific Committee of Youth International Scientific Conference was a great contributor and patron of the Petnica Science Center. There are 19 textbooks and collections of worked problems in physics for all levels of education, including university textbooks.Science journals and popular science magazines were regular contributors to Articles Aniin. He published his first article in 1967, and has continued to inspire young scientists and future scientists with his explanations of phenomena in general physics as well as in nuclear and particle physics, astrophysics, and cosmology. More than 200 papers and presentations were published by him. LBikit, J.Slivka, I.Aniin, L.Marinkov, A.Rudi, and W.D.Hamilton collaborated on a research project. C35(1987)386 GP.koro, I.V.Aniin, AJLKuko, Dj.M. Krmpoti, P.RAdi, R.B.Vukanovi and M.T.upan I.V.Aniin, R.B.Vukanovi and A.H.Kuko wrote about the new feature of 1–3 Directional Correlations with Mixed Unobserved Transitions. And meth.LBikit, M.Krmar, J.Slivka, I.Aniin, M.Veskovi, Lj.onki: "Electron-positron decay of 64Zn" J.Puzovi and I.Aniin developed a Monte-Carlo program for the generation of gamma-ray spectral responses in complex source-detector arrangements. There are people associated with the University of Belgrade Faculty of Physics.

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texts: An Australian by the name of <mask>, he became chief executive of the FAI Insurances group in 1989 and was at one time Australia's third largest general insurer. <mask> resigned as a director of HIH Insurance two months before the company collapsed. He was jailed in 2005 for his conduct related to the collapse of HIH, where <mask> obtained 2 million from HIH by false or misleading statements and being dishonest as a director. <mask> is the son of <mask>, who founded the insurance company in 1960. He obtained degrees of Bachelor of Commerce and Master of Economics from the University of New South Wales and is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants. After the death of his father in November 1988, <mask> was appointed Chief Executive of the company, which was struggling with a number of loan exposures to troubled companies in the wake of the October 1987 stock market crash. HIH made a takeover bid for the company in 1998.HIH did not do any due diligence on FAI. In cash and HIH shares, the total acquisition cost was A$280 million. HIH sold assets out of FAI including its life insurance company, the St Moritz Hotel in New York and shares in the telecommunications company One.Tel to raise about A$450 million. <mask> became a director of HIH in January 1999. HIH accumulated large losses in the Lloyd's of London insurance market and in the US which led to its collapse in March 2001. HIH sold the FAI business it had acquired less than two years before into a joint venture with Germany's Allianz Group in order to raise much-needed cash. HIH raised A$320 million from the sale of the business.<mask> persuaded the HIH chief executive, Ray Williams, to give $10 million of HIH's money to <mask> in order for him to invest and make money for HIH. HIH shares were one of the investments <mask> made, at a time when the HIH share price was falling. As the price continued to fall, the investment was a poor one. In January 2001 <mask> resigned as a director of HIH. He was jailed for two and a half years for violating his director's duties. <mask> was a Member of the Order of Australia for services to the insurance industry and philanthropy, but gave up the award after his criminal conviction. <mask> was sentenced after pleading guilty on 16 February 2005 to four criminal charges: two counts of disseminating information on 19 and 20 June 2000 respectively, knowing it was false in a material particular and which was likely to induce the purchase by other persons of shares in HIH.<mask> was sentenced by Justice Dunford who said the offences were serious and displayed an appalling lack of commercial morality. <mask> was disqualified from acting as a director of any company for 20 years, and was ordered to pay compensation with Adler Corporation and Ray Williams of approximately A$7 million. Adler Corporation was ordered to pay a penalty of A$450,000. After his conviction, <mask> was taken to the maximum security Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre and placed in Long Bay Correctional Centre, before being transferred to the minimum security Kirkconnell Correctional Centre in April 2005. <mask> was transferred to the higher security Bathurst Correctional Centre less than two months later, after secretly restarting his business career from within the Kirkconnell facility. <mask> was released from the St Heliers Correctional Centre in the Upper Hunter Valley on parole on 13 October 2007, after serving two and a half years of his sentence. <mask> wrote an article for The Bulletin magazine in December of 2007, in which he described the prison system as "Darwinian, degrading, boring and pointless".During his time in solitary confinement, <mask> befriended an individual in the next cell, as they were communicating through the acoustics of the toilet in their respective cells. He spoke about their friendship with the media. <mask> pleaded for forgiveness for a debtor who failed to disclose his bankruptcy in order to get a loan. <mask> helped to promote the "Turn Friday Night Into Family Night" initiative in May 2010 during the Pope's weekly audience in St Peter's Square. He has interests in short-term financing, equity investment, venture capital, property development and financial advice. The Sassoon Yehuda Sephardi Centre gave naming rights to the extensions to the synagogue. The estate of a late community member, Albert Yehuda, commenced legal action that ended in the Supreme Court of Victoria.The <mask>s want to reestablish themselves in society, particularly Jewish society, according to the estate. It was an insult for his name to be displaced by the name of a notorious criminal. The estate's case was thrown out by the Victorian Court of Appeal. <mask> provided consulting services on ethical business practices. <mask> was reported to have made investments in a range of energy and retail assets in 2011. Australian fraudsters 20th-century Australian businesspeople 21st-century Australian businesspeople Insider trading 2000 crimes Living people Australian Jews Australian people of Hungarian- Ray Williams HIH Insurance References External links

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texts: <mask> is a Welsh rugby union player. He has represented a number of clubs. <mask> has twice been selected to tour with the British and Irish Lions. <mask>' primary position is Fullback. <mask> is known for his fearless style of play. He started working as a scaffolder at Port Talbot Steelworks at the age of 16 after he was not picked up by any of the Welsh regional professional academies. <mask> made his debut against Carmarthen Quins in March 2010 after being developed for his first year at Llanelli.In the away defeat to Benetton Rugby on 1 October 2011, <mask> scored his first try after making his regional debut against Connacht on 10 September 2011. <mask> scored 40 points in 26 appearances in his first season at the Scarlets. He was nominated for an award and voted Player's Player of the Year for the Scarlets. <mask> was named Wales Player of the Year after a string of superb performances. The Scarlets won the Pro12 title for the first time in over a decade, thanks in part to <mask>. The opening try in the final was scored by the Scarlets and they went on to win 22-46. <mask> was going to join Saracens in England on a three-year contract.<mask> was part of the team that won the European Rugby Champion Cup. <mask> scored a try in the final. <mask> was granted an early release from his contract. <mask> left Saracens with a record of 21 tries in 31 appearances and a 90.5% win rate, having won 19 of 21 games played. <mask> came back to the Scarlets on 25 February 2020. After an injury hit period with the Scarlets, it was announced that <mask> would join the Rugby team in the 2022-23 season. <mask> was named in the senior Wales training squad for the first time for the match against Australia on 3 December 2011.He made his debut for Wales against the Barbarians on June 2, 2012 at the Millennium Stadium. <mask> played in each match of the Six Nations Championship after making his debut against Ireland. He was named Man of the Match after scoring his first international try in a 51–3 win against Scotland. <mask> had surgery on his foot in June 2015, but he was called up to the Wales squad for the Rugby World Cup. <mask> started at Fullback in the first two pool games. <mask> missed the first half of the England game because of a dead leg. <mask> received a kick to the head after Tom Wood attempted a punt.Commissioner Vancini preferred to give a warning rather than ban Wood for the kick. The defeat on the wing was the start of the final pool game against Australia. <mask> would be forced to end his participation in the tournament due to a foot injury. In the Autumn International against Tonga, <mask> scored two tries as Wales ran out 74-24 winners. <mask> won his first Grand Slam with Wales. In the 21–13 win over England on 23 February, <mask> started every game at 15 and contributed a Man of the Match performance. The previous record of 11 test wins was set between 1907 and 1910.<mask> was included in the Wales squad for the Rugby World Cup. <mask> started in every game he played as Wales reached the semi-finals. <mask> scored his first try in the Rugby World Cup against Georgia. After scoring a try in the 25–29 win against Australia, <mask> scored again in the next game to help Wales qualify for the quarter-finals. <mask> was ruled out of the rest of the tournament after he injured his ankle before the game against France. <mask> was invited to play in the British & Irish Lions tour to New Zealand. <mask> played at Fullback and Wing in the provincial games against the Blues, Crusaders and Chiefs.<mask> contributed to a 'wonder try' that was the stand out score of the series. This involved collecting the ball under pressure in his own 22 before side stepping All Blacks captain Kieran Read and driving past others up to halfway before handing the ball to Jonathan Davies. Sean O'Brien finished the move. The Lions ran out 21-24 winners in the second test after <mask> again contributed to the first try. The final test resulted in a series draw. 12 defenders were beaten and 47 carries were made by <mask> as he finished the tour with                                . The British and Irish Lions will tour South Africa in May 2021.<mask> was a replacement for the first test victory but would not play in the second test. <mask> will start the final test on August 7, 2021, taking his total Lions appearances to 5. He lives with his girlfriend, a Welsh model. The pressures of conducting press interviews made <mask> struggle with his stutter. Since therapy sought to resolve this, <mask> has conducted more interviews. <mask> has an unusual running style because of his legs. He has not been corrected following advice from doctors that doing so could end his career.The British and Irish Lions rugby union players are from Wales. Wales international rugby union players and Welsh rugby union players.

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texts: <mask> was an American politician and soldier. He was the 25th governor of Missouri from 1885 to 1887. He commanded cavalry in the Trans-Mississippi Theater during the American Civil War. On September 6, 1863 Marmaduke killed Walker. The order to arrest <mask> was suspended because of the advance of the Union on Little Rock, Arkansas. <mask> did not face a court martial. <mask> was the second son of ten children and was born in Missouri.After the suicide of his predecessor, his father became the 8th governor of Missouri. <mask>, <mask>'s great-grandfather, was the governor of Kentucky from 1832 to 1834 and died in office. After attending Chapel Hill Academy in Lafayette County, Missouri, Marmaduke attended Yale University for two years and then Harvard University for a year. Marmaduke placed 30th out of 38 students when he graduated from the United States Military Academy. He was a second lieutenant in the 1st United States Mounted Riflemen when he was transferred to the 2d United States Cavalry. Camp Floyd, Utah, was where Marmaduke was posted after he served in the Utah War. In the spring of 1861, Marmaduke was on duty in the New Mexico Territory when he heard that Missouri had left the Union.His father is a strong Unionist. <mask> resigned from the United States Army in April 1861. <mask>'s uncle, the pro-secession Missouri Governor Claiborne F. Jackson, appointed him as the colonel of the 1st Infantry of the Missouri State Guard. Governor Jackson left Jefferson City, Missouri in June to recruit more troops. At Boonville, Missouri, <mask> met them. <mask> was in charge of a small force of militia after Price and Jackson left. Governor Jackson ordered Marmaduke to make a stand against the Union forces who had entered the state because his troops were not adequately prepared for combat.At the Battle of Boonville, Nathaniel Lyon's well-trained and equipped soldiers easily routed <mask>'s untrained and poorly armed force. The Unionists dubbed the skirmish "the Boonville Races" since <mask>'s recruits broke and ran after 20 minutes of battle. <mask> was commissioned a first lieutenant in the regular Confederate States Army after he resigned his commission in the Missouri State Guard. He was elected lieutenant-colonel of the 1st Arkansas Battalion after being ordered to report for duty by the Confederate War Department. He was an instructor of infantry tactics at the United States Military Academy. <mask>'s former Mormon War commander asked him to join his staff. Incapacitating him for several months, Marmaduke was wounded in action at the Battle of Shiloh.<mask> was promoted to brigadier-general by the War Department. The Battle of Prairie Grove was his first battle as a brigade commander. In April 1863, <mask> left Arkansas with 5,000 men and ten pieces of equipment. He was forced to return to Arkansas after he was repulsed at the Battle of Cape Girardeau. There was controversy soon after. He accused Walker of cowardice in action for not being present with his men on the battlefield. Walker died on September 6, 1863, after he challenged <mask> to a duel.In the Red River Campaign, <mask> commanded a cavalry division. While commanding a mixed force of Confederate troops, <mask> defeated the Union at the Battle of Poison Spring, Arkansas. The Confederate press hailed him for what they said was a significant southern victory. <mask> was captured at the Battle of Mine Creek in Kansas by Private James Dunlavy of the 3rd Iowa Cavalry. <mask> was a prisoner of war at Johnson's Island in Ohio and was promoted to major-general in 1865. He was released after the war ended. Henry Hungerford <mask> was captured by the Confederate States Navy and imprisoned on Johnson's Island.He worked for the federal government in negotiations with South American nations. He is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The <mask> brothers were killed in the American Civil War. <mask> settled in St. Louis after life and death. He found the ethics of the insurance company to be contrary to his own. He accused the railroads of discrimination against local farmers. <mask> was appointed to the state's first Rail Commission.<mask> lost the Democratic nomination for governor to a Union general who had strong support from the railroads. At a time when public opinion had changed, <mask> ran for governor again four years later. <mask> conducted a campaign which highlighted his Confederate service, emphasized abuses of Missourians by Union troops during the Civil War, celebrated the activities of pro-Confederate "partisan guerrillas", and claimed that the Republican Party in Missouri was a tool of "carpet". He promised an agenda which would produce a "New Missouri" on the platform he was elected on. Railroad strikes took place in 1885 and 1886. The state legislature finally began regulating the state's railway industry after Marmaduke pushed laws through it. He significantly increased the state's funding of public schools, with nearly a third of the annual budget allocated to education.Two of <mask>'s nieces served as hostesses at the governor's mansion. He died while serving as governor. He died of pneumonia in Jefferson City, Missouri, and was buried in the Woodland Cemetery. Legacy <mask> is in Arkansas. There is a list of American Civil War generals and governors, as well as a list of pneumonia victims. The Civil War High Commands were written by <mask>. and David J. Eicher. The Battle of Carthage, Border War in Southwest Missouri, was published in 2001.The Houston Family and Relatives, C.A. was published in 2004. Houston in 1984. The life of Gen. <mask> <mask> embraced his services in the armies of the United States, the republic of Texas, and the Confederate States. The History of Missouri: A Text Book of State History for Use in Elementary Schools was published in 1920. The Lion of the South: General Thomas C. Hindman was published in 1997. A History of Missouri and Missourians: A Text Book for "class A" Elementary Grade, Freshman High School, and Junior High School was published in 1922. <mask> and <mask>.Who were in the Civil War? Facts On File was published in New York. The lives of the Confederate commanders. The Louisiana State University Press was published in 1959. There are external links to <mask><mask> at the National Governors Association.

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texts: <mask> is an English professional footballer who plays as a right back<mask> was born in Thurrock, Essex, but moved north to attend Joseph Rowntree School in York. He was a member of the City Schools team when he was a boy. He signed scholar forms with the West Yorkshire club after completing his secondary education. He played in the under-16 team for a year to help his development as a footballer. He became a regular in the team during his second year in the under-18s. He scored several goals over the course of the season as the under-18s finished runners-up in the academy league.He was one of five young players who were rewarded with their first professional contracts after their performances in the season. In the first friendly match of the 2012–13 season, Byram was one of a number of youngsters given an opportunity to impress. United defeated their city rivals. He traveled with the first-team on their pre season tour of the South West of England, which included games against Bodmin Town and Torquay United. After returning to the North, Byram played for an hour and scored in the pre-season game against North End. After impressing in pre-season, Byram was handed the number 25 shirt for the season ahead and he made his first team debut at Elland Road in a 4–0 victory over Shrewsbury Town in the League Cup. Byram played in United's first league game of the season against Wolves.He was part of a defence that kept a clean-sheet in a 1–0 victory over one of the early favourites for promotion and his performance out-wide against the England international Matt Jarvis won praise from several observers. Two days after his league debut, he signed a new three-year contract with the West Yorkshire club. <mask> scored his first professional goal in the League Cup second-round victory over Oxford United. Picking up the ball just outside the penalty area, he beat two Oxford defenders with his first and second touches before chipping the goalkeeper from inside the box in the 34th minute to give his team a 2–0 lead. <mask> will probably never score another goal like that in his career according to Neil Warnock. Eddie Gray tipped <mask> to win a call-up to the England Under-21 squad in the near future if he maintained his form. Neil Redfearn stated that <mask>'s rise through the ranks at the club was a good example for other promising youngsters, including his former teammates in the academy side, Ross Killock, Dominic Poleon and Simon Lenighan.He scored his first league goal for the club on 2 October, when he headed in a cross from El Hadji Diouf. <mask> scored his third goal of the season in an away match in March. <mask> extended his stay at the club until 2016 after signing a new contract in January. He scored his second league goal for the club on 6 March, in a 1–1 draw away at Leicester City, and followed this up with a 1–1 draw at home to Peterborough United. Byram won the Yorkshire Evening Post Player of the Season award with 99% of the vote. After being linked with an £8 million pound move to Manchester City in the summer, Byram proclaimed that he wanted to stay at Leeds to try and earn promotion. Byram won the Player of the Year Award, Young Player of the Year Award, Players Player of the Year Award and the Supporters Club Player of the Year Award at the end of the season.The Sky Sports Football League Players to watch out for was named on 30 July. <mask> was ruled out of the England under-20's World Cup due to a hip injury. The injury caused him to miss the entire pre-season. <mask>, who missed the start of the season due to an injury, had an injection in his hip and may need surgery which could rule him out for several months. Byram played 57 minutes in the 2–1 defeat against Burnley. He played the full 90 minutes in the League Cup defeat to Newcastle United. Byram played 27 games during an injury hit season.The number 2 shirt was assigned to <mask> on August 1st. Ronald Koeman confirmed on 9 August that a bid of 4.5 million pounds was rejected by Leeds to sign <mask>. <mask> was given a straight red card for an off the ball incident with Daniel Pudil. <mask> scored his fourth goal of the season in a 2–1 win against the Terriers. In 2015, Neil Redfearn changed the formation of the team to a 4–2–3–1 with <mask> moving forward into an attacking right wing position. <mask> scored the second goal in a 2–0 away win over Reading. On 9 April, Neil Redfearn challenged the owners of the club to keep hold of their talents, after reports of interest in <mask> and teammates Lewis Cook, Charlie Taylor and Alex Mowatt.<mask> was one of five players nominated for the Fans Player of the Year Award, but lost out to Alex Mowatt. Lewis Cook was the winner of the Young Player of the Year award, but <mask> missed out. <mask> started the pre-season as a right forward in Uwe Rsler's 4–3–3 formation. According to Rsler, Byram was an important player for the club and that he was not looking to sell the player. <mask> missed a penalty in a penalty shoot out against Doncaster in the League Cup, with Leeds losing 4–2 on penalties after a 1–1 draw. <mask> was criticized by Cellino who said he was "deeply offended" and "hurt" that Byram had not signed a new contract with the club. According to the Yorkshire Evening Post, the contract offer from Cellino to <mask> was a reduction on his existing wage.The contract offer was just a one-year extension, however parity of his current wage. <mask> scored two goals in the match against Wolves to seal the win. <mask> scored in the match against Forest to end the match at 1–1. The Championship Player of the month for December was <mask>, who scored three goals and made three assists. On January 7, 2016 Steve Evans revealed that he wanted to keep <mask> at the club but that the club owner had advised against it. <mask> left the city in January of 2016 He scored 10 goals while playing for them.<mask> joined West Ham United on a four-and-a-half year contract on January 20, 2016 for an undisclosed fee. He made his West Ham debut as a 13th-minute substitute in a 2–2 draw against Manchester City. Slaven Bili revealed in his post match interview that <mask> was a late inclusion due to an injury to James Tomkins. On July 29, 2016 <mask> made his first start and appearance of the season in a 2–1 defeat against Domale in the first leg of the third qualifying round. <mask> joinedNottingham Forest on a loan for the rest of the season. He made his debut for Forest in the first round of the EFL Cup. After 90 minutes, the game finished 1–1 with Forest going through to the second round on penalties, one of which Byram scored.<mask> joined Norwich City on a four-year deal. <mask> was called up to the England under-20 team by Peter Taylor for the U-20 World Cup in Turkey. He withdrew as a precautionary measure due to a hip injury. The player of the year was from the Yorkshire Evening Post. The players are from West Ham United. The players are from the Forest F.C. The players are from Norfolk City F.C.The players are from the English Football League.

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texts: <mask> was a Belgian painter of genre scenes, biblical stories, landscapes, portraits and orientalist subjects. He was the director of the Academy of Fine Arts of Ghent and the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts. The Belgian Orientalist school was founded by him. He was the premier painter of 'everyday elegance and feminine grace'. He influenced the next generation of Belgian artists through his art, teaching and leadership of the Académie Royale. The son of a rich brewer was born in Vilvoorde. His father sent him to study at the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts in Belgium in 1836 as he spent much of his time drawing the scenes of his hometown.The director was a painter named Franois-Joseph Navez who was a student of Jacques-Louis David. Charles de Groux was one of the students who studied at the Academie. Navez invited him to study in his own studio, which had a great reputation at the time. He went to Paris around 1841 to continue his studies. He attended the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. In his spare time, he studied the old masters in the Louvre and visited the Paris salons to find inspiration from the new artistic trends in France. Orientalism was popular at the time.The recent acquisition of a taste for the Orient was showcased in Paris. The direction of the artistic course was determined by this development. He was a student of Paul Delaroche, a prominent French painter of historical scenes. He won the Grand Prix de Rome after returning to Belgium. The Belgian Prix de Rome had the first prize. The prize allowed him to travel to Italy where he stayed in Venice, Florence and Rome. He continued to feel the pull of the Orient and went to countries such as Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Judea, Spain, Hungary and Norway.He spent a lot of time studying the typical characteristics of the Magyars and Romani people. The viceroy of Egypt was one of the people he was able to paint portraits of. After Henri van der Haert died, Portaels was appointed Director of the Academy in Ghent. He was in this position for three years. Marie Hélne Navez was the daughter of his first teacher. The couple moved to Brussels in 1850. A son died after he was born.He received the Grand Cordon in the Order of Leopold. <mask> was asked to replace Navez when he left the academy. He preferred to maintain his independence and that's why he declined. He was replaced by Eugne Simonis. In 1854, <mask> was admitted to the Royal Academy of Science, Letters and Fine Arts of Belgium. He moved in with his father-in-law after his wife died. The private studio of Navez was taken over by Portaels in 1858.The 'atelier libre' studio was an important part of the training of the next generation of Belgian painters. The Brussels Academy invited Portaels to teach its drawing and painting course in 1863. After giving up this post in 1865, he devoted more time to the education of young artists in his studio. The Chapel of the Brothers of Christian Doctrine was decorated with water glass frescoes by Portaels, who was in demand as a portrait painter and also received many orders from the Belgian state and religious institutions. The church of the royal parish was decorated by him in 1850. He was held in high regard by the Belgian royal family. He has been to the Royal Palace many times since the first king of Belgium Leopold I.He attended the betrothal of Princess Charlotte. He served as a mentor to Prince Philippe, Count of Flanders, after he was asked to paint a portrait of the princes. He assisted the latter with the selection of art works for the decoration of his palace. After the accession to the Belgian throne of Leopold II in 1865, he served as an artistic advisor to the king and was often admitted to the dinner table. He was an art teacher to Queen Marie-Henriette. His work can be found in the royal collections. He portrayed members of the bourgeoisie and the Belgian aristocracy.He spent most of his time in Algeria in 1870. He came back to Brussels in 1874. He was the successor to Simonis as the director of the Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts. It was the object of his ambition for a long time. He was made a Commander in the Order of Leopold. He died in a hospital. Many genres of art were practised by Portaels, including history painting, portraiture, Orientalist art, genre art and landscape painting.While his main focus was on Orientalist art and portraiture, he was in demand as a painter of biblical scenes and his works can still be found in many churches in Belgium such as the Saint Jacques-sur-Coudenberg in Brussels and the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw He painted a tryptich on the story of the Visitation. Mary visited Elizabeth. The main artistic currents of his time were the Classicism of his master Navez and the Romanticism of his second master Delaroche. His style was characterized by its charm and elegant grace, which are at the basis of their success. In his classic vision of the Oriental woman, Portaels removed from the conventions of his time the way he treated his subjects. He depicted the 'Oriental woman' with arched eyebrows and almond-shaped eyes many times.These works are not easy to execute. The Portrait of a young Arabic girl was one of his rare portraits of children. The fashion for Orientalism in Belgium was led by Portaels. The Belgian government promoted monumental art from the mid 1850s. Financial assistance was given to artists on various projects. The promotion of monumental art dealing with episodes from the Belgian national history was seen by the government of the young Belgian state as an important means of creating a national identity. The Belgian prime minister supported the movement.The monumentalism movement in Belgium was started by Portaels and Jean Baptiste van Eycken. New fresco techniques such as water glass painting were introduced into Belgium by them. Water glass painting is a technique of mural painting that was popular in the 19th century and was intended to resist the effects of damp and pollution. It is a type of painting. 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He was assisted by two other people. There are no further monumentalism works by Portaels. The monumentalism movement was taken up by artists such as Jan Swerts and Godfried Guffens who had learned about the movement in Germany. The influence of Portaels as a teacher of the next generation of Belgian artists such as Emile Wauters, Théo van Rysselberghe, Edouard Agneesens, Léon Frédéric, Jef Leempo has made him a prominent figure in the history of contemporary Belgian List of Orientalist artists Orientalism Notes External links 1818 births 1895 deaths People from Vilvoorde Orientalist painters Prix de Rome (Belgium) winners 19th-century Belgian painters Burials at Laeken Cemetery

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texts: A member of the Iran senior national Boxing team from 1955 to 1965, and a member of the Tehran Taj Boxing Club from 1950 to 1965, he competed in the 60, 63.5, and 67 kilogram divisions. He was a well-built, skilled, swift, and intelligent boxer. His punch was powerful. He captained the team at the 1964 Summer Olympics in the lightweight division and was selected for the Iranian national boxing team to compete in the 1962 Asian Games. At the age of fifteen, pakandam joined the Niroo va Rasti Club. He became a member of Tehran Taj Boxing Club at the age of sixteen and competed in his first official match for Iran at the age of nineteen. He was a member of the Tehran Taj boxing team, representing Iran, up to 1955, when he was selected for the Iran senior national boxing team.The Tehran Taj boxing club made the core of the senior national boxing team for the next decade, including the team that participated in the Asian Games in Tokyo, which ranked second in medal counts and fifth in the overall boxing table. The Iranian boxers participated in the Third Asian Games for the first time in Tokyo in 1959 with a team of nine boxers. Chung Dong-Hoon from South Korea was the opponent for pakandam in the quarterfinals. After multiple injuries were inflicted to his face during their match, he lost on points to the eventual gold medal winner of the division, and obtained the fifth place of the division. A very ready pakandam, at the peak of his boxing career, was selected for Jakarta, Indonesia, 1962 Asian Games, succeeding Iran national championship matches held in Tehran, after defeating all opponents. Iran National Olympic Committee decided not to participate in the games due to lack of adequate national budget. The Iran Boxing Federation organized a boxing competition in Tehran in March of 1963, in which pakandam defeated all his opponents and became the champion of the tournament in the Welterweight division.In the round of 32 of the lightweight division of the boxing competition in the 1964 Summer Olympics, in which <mask> represented Iran national boxing team as Iranian captain, he faced Stoyan Pilichev from Bulgaria, and due to a cut above his eye, and bleeding, the referee stopped the He lost to the gold medal winner in the quarterfinals. The Iranian boxing team participants, including himself, had to reduce their weight in order to compete in the 1964 Summer Olympics, according to an interview with a Tehran University journalism student. He became Iran's national boxing champion in the Welterweight category a year before the 1964 Summer Olympics, whereas he competed in the lightweight division in Tokyo 1964. The Iranian boxing team did not make it to the quarter finals. In the interview he said that in order to face experienced and powerful opponents in a tournament such as the Summer Olympics, extensive planning and preparation was required, something the Iranian boxing team lacked at that time. The Iranian national boxing team did not have participants for all weight categories before the tournament started, and they only participated with five boxers.He mentioned that he helped train his teammates because their coach was not experienced in the field. After the championship matches held for selecting the national boxing team to participate in 1962, Petros Nazarbegian, the experienced and famous Iran national boxing coach who had successfully coached pakandam in the national boxing team and Taj club for around a decade, had retired from national coaching. If he had competed in a higher weight division, he could have advanced further in the tournament. After the 1964 Summer Olympics, he retired from boxing. Personal pakandam was born near Abshar alley, Rey street, Tehran, Iran. His son was born in 1971. He worked for the Telecommunication Company of Iran as a main profession.He was buried in the celebrity section of the Behesht-e Zahra cemetery after his funeral procession was held in Tehran. The grand ceremony was attended by family, relatives, friends, Iran sportspeople, and especially Iran boxing community. There are external links on the web.


texts: <mask>. was an American spree killer and mass murderer who murdered six people, including a family of five, on a 22-day rampage between Missouri and California in 1950–51. <mask>. was the youngest of ten siblings. He was five years old when his mother died. They were the first to find her body. She had been in good health an hour before her body was found, and the cause of death was cerebral hemorrhage. No reason is given for the omission of <mask>.'s father from her obituary. The children were left to fend for themselves with a few supplies after <mask> moved them to an abandoned mine.All the children were placed into foster care except <mask>. He became a ward of the state because he was not adopted by any family. <mask> was placed in the care of a woman who had a poor relationship with him. He was arrested for skipping school. He told a judge at the age of 12 that he wanted a reformatory. <mask> was transferred to the Missouri State Penitentiary when he was 17 years old. He attacked another prisoner with a baseball bat.When <mask> was released from prison in 1950, he returned to his hometown of Joplin to be with his father. <mask> moved to the small desert town of Blythe, California, where he worked as a dishwasher until Christmas 1950. He got a snubnosed.32-caliber revolver in El Paso, Texas, in late December. <mask> was hitchhiking when he was picked up by Texan mechanic Lee Archer. <mask> held a gun to the man's head and forced him into the trunk of his car. The trunk was forced open by a tire iron. <mask> posed as a hitchhiker after the car ran out of fuel.He was picked up by Carl Mosser from Illinois, who was on his way to New Mexico with his family. <mask> forced Mosser to drive around aimlessly for 72 hours. <mask> was too strong for Mosser at a filling station in Texas. The entire family and their dog were shot by <mask>. They were dumped in a mine shaft. <mask> left the Mosser car in Oklahoma and headed back to California. The vehicle had bullet holes in it and was covered in blood.<mask>'s gun receipt was found in the car. The deputy sheriff went to the motel where he lived with a friend after becoming suspicious of <mask>. He was taken by surprise when <mask> jumped from behind the door and took his gun. <mask> took Waldrip hostage. <mask> forced the deputy to drive aimlessly. <mask> bragged about killing the Mossers. <mask> ordered the deputy to pull over and lie down in a ditch, but instead he got back into the police car and drove away.Robert Dewey was kidnapped from Seattle. The salesman tried to wrestle the gun from <mask>, but was wounded in the process. The car careened into the desert after leaving the road. Dewey was shot in the head by <mask>. Dewey's car was abandoned in Mexicali, Mexico, while Waldrip's car was found near Ogilby, California. By this time, all law enforcement agencies in the U.S. Southwest were looking for <mask>. James Burke and Forrest Damron were kidnapped while on a hunting trip.They were forced to drive across the Mexican border to SantaRosalia, where he was arrested by the police chief after he snatched the.32 revolver from <mask>. <mask> was sent to Oklahoma City to stand trial for the Mosser killings. The murders became a federal case because he transported them across state lines. <mask> pleaded guilty to five counts of kidnapping to avoid a death sentence. The judge allowed the guilty plea due to disagreements over <mask>'s mental health. One thought he was clever and the other thought he was insane. <mask> was sentenced to 300 years in prison, 60 years for each count, to be served at Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary."I don't think it's right to say that the person had enough mental capacity to commit a crime to warrant the death penalty by a jury or this court," said Stephen S. District Judge. Robert E. Shelton shouted "If there was ever a death penalty case in the history of the nation this is it" after <mask>'s life was spared. There is no excuse for wiping out six people, an entire family, in coldblooded murder. I want the public to know that I want the death penalty in this case. I think the court might reach a different opinion if they heard all the facts. He said he didn't think the case deserved to be executed. "Society stands indicted for allowing this child to grow up among cruel and inhuman conditions and must accept part of the blame," he said.Had this boy been given a civilized upbringing and education, he might not have committed this crime. Shelton talked about his own childhood. He said that his mother died when he was five. I am no criminal because I lived in a dugout. I want the public to know that I want the death penalty. <mask> had a chance of parole after 20 years. The public wanted him to stand trial for the murder he committed in California.<mask> was found guilty of first degree murder by a California jury in 1951. They did not make a recommendation for mercy. <mask> was put to death in the gas chamber. He said at the time of his arrest that he hated everyone's guts. <mask>'s body was returned to Missouri and will be buried in Peace Church Cemetery. January 2, 1951: The Mosser family Carl Mosser, 33 Thelma Mosser, 29 Ronald Dean Mosser, 7 Gary Carl Mosser, 5 Pamela Sue Mosser, 3 Homer Waldrip. Bunker writes that the incident happened in the "High Power" unit of the Los Angeles County Jail when <mask> was on trial for the murder of Robert Dewey.The trial took place in October and November of 1951. <mask> was released from the Missouri State Prison in June of 1950 and only a few months later in California, where he stayed out of trouble. According to records from the National Archives, <mask> only spent one day in the Los Angeles County Jail while being transported from the Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary to Imperial County to stand trial. <mask> was not the person who stabbed in the shower of the Los Angeles County Jail in 1950. The Hitch-Hiker was based on the <mask> crime spree. It starred William Talman as a killer who was modeled after <mask>. The plot is about <mask> kidnapping James Burke and Forrest Damron and taking them to Mexico.John Gilmore's 2005 book L.A. contains an in-depth portrait of <mask>. A landscape of crimes and bad times. The 'Cockeyed' <mask> Story' was a seven-page hard-boiled comic written by Mark Zingarelli in 1987. The main character in Jim Morrison's film HWY is named <mask>, which is a reference to <mask>. The second verse of The Doors' song "Riders On The Storm" was inspired by the events. Gilmore, John, is a reference. L.A. is located in the state of California.A landscape of crimes and bad times. A man with a gun. January 22, 1951 is the time. On the 19th of 2009. 300 years is not enough. The time was on April 2, 1951. It was published on 2007-11-12.There are new pictures. The time was on April 6, 1953. It was published on 2007-11-12. <mask> had a ghost. It was published on 2007-11-12. <mask> was at Find-A-Grave when he died in 1952.

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texts: The head of the Methodist Church in Canada was <mask>. <mask> was the son of <mask> and Emeline Shaver. After the American Revolutionary War, his family settled in Matilda Township on crown land grants. His father and mother were both members of the King's Royal Regiment of New York. His father was a tanner. <mask> attended two schools. He was admitted to Victoria College in the 19th century.This was a college. Carman was encouraged by his father to join the Methodist Episcopal Church in Canada after he was converted in the winter of 1854. Carman was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. <mask> was the principal of Victoria College from 1854 to 1957. He became principal of the institution in 1858 after becoming a professor of mathematics. The Seminary took a conservative stance to religion. Young Methodist Episcopals were given a three-year course in classics, philosophy, mathematics and science.Many members of the denomination were suspicious of learning at the school. It was struggling because of lack of funding. By the spring of 1861 there were only fifty students. Some people were supporting themselves by doing jobs such as sawing wood, while others were paying their fees in commodities. Carman's father sent food to the school. Through advocacy within the church and his ability as a teacher and administrator, Carman made the Belleville Seminary succeed. He was a priest in the 19th century.Carman received a master's degree in 1860. They had three sons and one daughter and were married in 1860. The University of Toronto affiliated with the seminary in the 19th century. Although he had never preached on a circuit, Carman became a full minister in 1864. Albert College was able to give arts degrees to male students. Women could get a degree. There were 190 men and 73 women at Albert College in 1868.A large number of students were resident. The faculties of arts, engineering, law and music were established in 1870 by Carman. Albert College had a president named Carman. <mask> became a member of the Senate of Victoria College. Carman was elected to the Council of Public Instruction at the end of his tenure at Albert College. The Roman Catholic Bishop Joseph Lynch was one of the members. The negotiations for unity with the other Methodist churches in Canada took place between 1868 and 1874.Talks broke down because the Methodist Episcopal refused to accept laymen in its governing bodies. Carman was elected colleague of Bishop James Richardson. He was 42 years old. He was succeeded at the Albert College by a member of the American Episcopal Methodist Church. <mask> was the sole head of the Methodist Episcopal Church after Richardson's death. The Methodist Church of Canada was not supported by the majority of church members at this time. Carman tried to improve church organization and expand into urban areas but was unsuccessful.One of the main differences between the Methodist Church of Canada and the Methodist Episcopal Church is lay representation. <mask> was able to negotiate a Basis of Union between the two churches in December of 1882. The Methodist Episcopal General Conference held a special session in January of 1884 in which <mask> argued that the general superintendency would be a scriptural episcopacy. He argued for union, saying "Our great principles of doctrine, government and action can be merged into one Church, if they cannot, either our principles are false and wrong, or God never intended us to come together." <mask> and Samuel Rice of the Methodist Church of Canada were elected general superintendents in September of 1884. Albert College and Victoria College merged to create Victoria University in 1884. The Albert College campus used to be a public school.Rice died in December 1884 and John thuruld Williams died in December 1889. Carman was the general superintendent until 1910. Informal discussions about union with other faiths were proposed by the Methodist General Conference of 1890. The Protestants should work together in areas such as mission work and recognize the validity of their ministries. The 1901 census shows a lot of growth in the Canadian population of Roman Catholics. Carman spoke at the General Conference in favor of union of the Protestant churches. Carman was unwilling to share power.He became more abrasive as he got older. The General Conference elected a second general superintendent in 1910. The election of Chown was a victory for the wealthy laymen. Carman was involved in a debate on "The Permanent Results of Biblical Criticism". "It was very pathetic to see this veteran stand up to plead against conclusions which he deemed harmful, in the presence of an assembly which in the main accepted them," the British Methodist Recorder said. The editor said that he was unwillingly singing the swan song of his views because of his extreme conservatism. <mask> retired in 1914.He passed away on 3 November 1917. <mask> <mask> graduated from Albert College and went on to become editor-in-chief of the Montreal Star. His father's social radicalism was reflected in two novels he wrote. The preparation of Ryerson Embury was one of them. Carman supported women's education. He was involved in the opening of the college for women. Carman tried to maintain the centrist position of the Methodist church.He considered ultra-conservatism and liberal theology to be divisive. He did not agree with the idea that religion should focus on humanity rather than God. He felt these attitudes were incompatible with the basic Methodist belief in the need for a continued and disciplined struggle against personal sin and would weaken Christian beliefs. The Bible was the word of God according to Carman. He was open to free inquiry and accepted the value of education. Carman didn't stand in the way of evolutionism, Higher Criticism and other views even though he spoke against them. He was against radicals who wanted to overthrow the established order, but he was in favor of social reform to make Canada a truly Christian country.He distrusted the wealthy and looked to the middle class to create a more brotherly society. The administration of the Methodist Church was improved during <mask>'s time in office. He didn't prevent innovation in the church's theology and evangelical tradition to meet modern requirements. There are links to births and deaths of Canadian Methodists.

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texts: The first Welsh international football match against Scotland took place in 1876 and was organised by <mask>. He was the "Father of Welsh football". <mask> was the son of an industrialist who founded the Wynn Hall colliey and was a descendant of the Wynn family. <mask> was admitted to the bar in 1871 and practised at Ruabon. Two of his cousins were the first and second wives of a politician. <mask> married the daughter of the Rev. They had no children, but A. L. Taylor was the head of the school.He played for Priorslee in England when he was young. In 1872, he assisted brothers David and George Thomson in amalgamating the Ruabon-based, Plasmadoc club with two other Ruabon clubs to form the Ruabon Druids. A new ground was created in the Wynn family estate at Wynnstay in 1879 after the club played their home matches in the village of Rhosymedre. At this time, there was no organised league system and Druids played friendly matches against other local clubs although they occasionally ventured further away to play in England and Scotland. In the 1874–75 season, <mask> was part of the team that reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup, but were defeated by the Old Etonians. The first international rugby match took place in January 1876 when a Welshman placed an advertisement in The Field newspaper. <mask> decided that the international match should be Association football.To be selected, the players had to be born in Wales or have sufficient residence in the Principality. <mask> was criticized for overlooking players from the south in order to raise a team. Under the auspices of the newly created Football Association of Wales, the test matches took place in February 1876. Seven players from <mask>'s club, Druids, plus two from local rivals, Wrexham, and one from English club, Oswestry, were selected. William Evans of Oxford University was the only player from South Wales and the others were all from North Wales. He was a member of the Shropshire Wanderers. The West of Scotland Cricket Club hosted the match against Scotland in 1876.The Welsh were defeated by four goals. The match report said that <mask> and Evans played well for Wales. The Football Association of Wales was founded at a meeting at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel in Wrexham on February 2, 1876, to formalise the arrangements for the match against Scotland. The constitution of the Football Association of Wales was drawn up in the ballroom of the Wynnstay Arms Hotel in Ruabon in May 1876. The local policeman came in to call time as the arguments and discussions continued. Fortunately, Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn was in attendance and the local JP opened the court to allow the meeting to continue. <mask> was appointed as the first chairman and the first secretary at the end of the meeting.The trend towards professionalism probably caused <mask> to leave the FAW in 1884. <mask> returned to guide the association through the crisis when the FAW secretary was charged with fraud. He took a break a few months later over the issue of the allocation of gate money. The first Welsh domestic football competition, the Welsh Cup, kicked off in the autumn of 1877. Only 17 of the 19 clubs entered actually had a team. The first match was against the Druids and ended in a 1–1 draw. The game started in front of a large crowd with the high wind.Evans scored for Newtown in the first half, but Druids equalized through Daniel Grey to take the match to a replay. The match report says that. He was prominent for the Druids. The replay was won by the Druids and they advanced to the final. James Davies was credited with the goal after the forwards charged the Druids' defenders to take the ball over the line in the final minute. The loss of the Plasmadoc ground in the autumn of 1878 resulted in the temporary dissolution of the Druids. <mask> and several of his Druids team-mates joined the Oswestry club after <mask> decided not to join Wrexham.In 1879, the Druids gained the use of the ground at Wynnstay and <mask> returned as captain, leading them to the Welsh Cup Final when they defeated Ruthin 2–1. <mask> was the captain of the Druids and collected the cup from Sir Evan Morris. <mask> was retained at left-back for the return match against Scotland on March 5, 1877. The Scots won 2–0 again. <mask> missed the 1878 match against Scotland but returned to the side the following year for matches against England and Scotland. Described as a small, muscular player and a full-back with a reputation as a fearsome shoulder-charger, <mask> had retired from playing and was at the match against England as a spectator. Jack Powell missed his train connection at Chester and <mask> turned out in his everyday clothes to give a splendid performance at right-back.It was snowing and hailing and we had been playing for some time, when I saw what I thought was a spectator breaking into the field and making a violent attack upon Marshall and Rostron, the English right wing. I found it to be <mask> <mask> of Ruabon. He wore a smart Oxford shirt and wore ordinary boots. When his knee gave way, Wales had only ten men on the field. John Hawtrey, the English goalkeeper, threw the ball out but was charged over at the same time and Jack Vaughan ran up to place the leather safely through the goal for Wales. The Englishmen tried to get along with their opponents. The shots were aimed at the Welsh goal but they were not successful.Wales were declared winners by one goal. Five years had passed since the first international match for the Welsh side. In 1906, <mask> was appointed coroner for East Denbighshire and held the post until his death in 1933. Shortly after his appointment, he presided over an inquest into the death of a footballer at Chirk and, after amusing himself with a remark that the jury probably knew more about the game than he did, made the following comment on the game: One writer who knew <mask> well described him as He has never courted favour or popularity. His brusque manner may have offended many, but no one doubted his sincerity. Death <mask> died on May 29, 1933, in Ruabon, at the age of 85.He was buried in Ruabon Cemetery. Football Association of Wales (FAW) Welsh Football Data Archive (WFDA) The Story of Welsh Football The players are from Oswestry Town F.C. 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texts: <mask> was an architect and poet. <mask> and <mask> were the parents of early life <mask>. On September 2, 1845, <mask>, Ann and family arrived in the United States. The 480 acres of government land was purchased by <mask>. He moved to the log house in the spring of 1846. Oakland was the farm's name. <mask>. left Oakland in May of 1852 to work with Lucas Bradley in Wisconsin.Evan O<mask> was a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly and Senate. <mask> worked in Racine for about 4 years before returning to Cambria. He designed and built many buildings in the area, as well as maintaining a lumber yard. In 1871 he became the head draftsman for an architect in St. Paul, Minnesota. <mask> started his own practice in Madison in the spring of 1873. The office was set up on Main Street. The office in Madison was maintained by him until 1885.<mask> had a branch office in Wisconsin in the 19th century. James Gilbert Chandler was his head draftsman and took over the business in the late 19th century. His first commission in Madison was a mansion for the founder and publisher of the Wisconsin State Journal. <mask> was highly praised by Atwood in his paper. The Mayor, Colonel C.G. and other prominent Madisonians would soon have their own homes. Judge <mask> Bunn and banker Lucien Hanks are among others. In the 1870s and 80s, Madison became a resort city.There were two <mask> commissions that responded to that. <mask> designed the buildings for the Tonyawatha Resort Hotel and the Monona Lake Assembly. He worked for the Wisconsin State Government. He designed buildings for the Normal Schools. The north and south wings of the Wisconsin Capitol Building were designed by him. Several students and employees worked for <mask>. His students were three.Edward Stark, Frederick W. Paunach, William Kleinpell and J. Albert Swenon were employed by him. In the spring of 1882, the Wisconsin State Legislature approved $200,000 for the extension of the Wisconsin State Capitol. <mask> was awarded the commission after an architectural competition. The project's completion date was January 1, 1884. The state legislature approved $200,000 for the project. Twice <mask> was asked to revise the plans in order to bring down the bids. The octagonal towers were eliminated and the lower ranks of iron columns were replaced with stone piers.The winning bidder was the firm of Bentley and Nowlan. The north wing was almost complete by the late 19th century. There was more work to be done to the south wing. At 1:40 pm on November 8th, the south wing collapsed, trapping and killing 8 workmen and injuring many others. The governor called a group of specialists to figure out the cause. The group consisted of Albert C. Nash, Carl F. Struck, and J.R. Willett. The cast iron columns were blamed for the substandard materials.The inquest was held the day after the disaster. <mask>. La Follette led the inquest. The falling of the south wing was caused by Nowlan repairing a fault in the second-story pier near the southeast corner of the extension. They found D. R<mask> and Henry C. Koch guilty of negligent design of the south wing of the Capitol Extension. After the collapse of the capitol, both the number and the scale of the projects declined for <mask>. Owen J. Williams bought <mask>' Madison office in 1885. Prior to his death, <mask> continued to design buildings.He worked for the City of Portage Wisconsin, the State of Wisconsin, Columbia County, and numerous churches and residences throughout south central Wisconsin. William H<mask> hired <mask> to be the principal and supervising architect for the construction of a new manufacturing plant. The factory encompassed 25 acres of land in West Pullman, Illinois and employed 1400 workers. The project was worked on by <mask> from 1893 to 1905. The Plano Manufacturing Company merged with other companies to form the International Harvester Company. The addition to the Cambria Wisconsin High School was <mask>' last building. The Monona Lake Assembly is located at 1155 E Lakeside St., Madison, Wisconsin.The Warren House Hotel is located in Baraboo, Wisconsin and the Engine House #3 is located in Racine, Wisconsin. He wrote poetry for the newspaper Y Drych. <mask>' poetry was featured in a magazine in New York. <mask> published two books of poetry. His works are in a collection. <mask> married Jane Williams of Welsh Prairie, Wisconsin, on October 30, 1857. Four children were born from this union.<mask> died a year after he was born. <mask> was especially sad to lose his son. His wife, Jane, died in 1871 while the family was living in Minnesota. He was with his daughters to grieve. <mask> moved back to Wisconsin in 1873. He met the woman that was going to be his bride there. He was married to <mask> on December 24, 1878.She was by his side until his death. The death of <mask> <mask> was on February 16, 1915, and he is buried in the Cambria Cemetery along with his wives. The names of people who died in the United States in the 18th and 19th centuries include Architects from Wisconsin, Poets from Wisconsin, and people from Wisconsin.

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